Smiling staffers stood Thursday at empty check-in and ticket counters at a domestic wing of Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos, as only a few passengers paid for seats on its 4:20 p.m. flight Thursday to Nigeria's capital, Abuja. The private airline planned to have a flight Friday morning carrying local celebrities, government officials and journalists to the capital and back as a sign that the carrier was again open for business, said Tony Usidamen, a Dana spokesman.

The carrier was offering tickets as cheap as 14,400 naira ($90) one-way to the capital, about half the price of its competitors, as a means of luring back passengers. However, Usidamen said the carrier planned a limited flight schedule for the coming weeks and acknowledged it would be a while before its flights were full again.

"It's going to take time to publicize the resumption of flights and to regain the public's confidence," the spokesman told The Associated Press.

http://www.sacbee.com/2013/01/03/5089802/nigeria-airline-in-june-crash.html

Desperation will make make of us take Dana. Welcome back DANA

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Personally I wouldn't mind flying Dana.
A bitten snake knows better when it comes to safety no matter what people say

What kind of govt will allow an airline like Dana to resume flight. Investigations are not yet concluded and it is obvious that the airline compromised safety to profit.

With that prize they sure will enjoy good patronage soonest..... i speak as a Nigerian!

sammyzacks: What kind of govt will allow an airline like Dana to resume flight. Investigations are not yet concluded and it is obvious that the airline compromised safety to profit.

Going by your logic, ALL most all airline in the U.S and around the world should have shut down while waiting on full investigation to be complete.